Durex classes up the wearable tech space with “Fundawear”
If you can't be in the same room, Durex is hoping that smartphone-controlled vibrating underwear is the next best thing for couples.
Who’s tracking you online? This app can tell you – and stop them
As companies like Facebook and Google bulk up their tracking efforts, apps like Disconnect pop up to combat invasive data collecting.
These Pulitzer prizes winners reveal how media will never be the same
Some of the best journalism is now digital and social - and what happens online is an integral part of the story.
Icelandic anti-incest app keeps residents from becoming kissin’ cousins
Iceland's population is so small, you might accidentally date your cousin. "There's an app for that" has rarely sounded more inappropriate.
Party foul! Viral Snapchat ruins college kegger
A smartphone prank lead to students frantically abandoning illegal booze.
Facebook’s Chat Heads are coming to an iPhone near you
Chat Heads aren't just for Android anymore. That didn't take long.
How social media has changed what it means to be a celebrity
All the Twitter's a stage, and all the tweeters are potential celebrities...and paparazzi.
Plan your social media afterlife with Google’s creepy new feature
Don't worry, guys, Google sees dead people. A new service helps you dictate what happens with your online life once you're not a part of it.
Can science predict the next big meme?
A researcher maps the rise and fall of memes - and his findings may help us make better ones.
Would you pay to Facebook message a celebrity?
Facebook is testing a new service that makes you fork over cash to contact famous people.
Reddit and Snoop Dogg to host 4/20 award show called (wait for it) ‘The Munchies’
It's not that hard being Snoop D-O-double-G, at least not on Reddit - the rapper is hosting a new awards show.
According to Twitter, happiness may be a plane ride away
Research based on Twitter finds a connection between where you are and how happy you are.
Twitter charity organization Twestival relaunches as a year-long event
Twestival is a Twitter-based charity organizing service shaking things up in 2013.
Want to Vine your way to a job? This woman did
Vine is the latest social app to take the networking world by storm. Dawn Siff made it work for her by creating a unique resume with the app.
Why is Spotify paying so much to advertise on YouTube?
Spotify is pulling out all the stops to secure its position, even collaborating with the enemy.
Can you buy Twitter legitimacy? A look inside the fake follower business
People are turning to all sorts of services to boost their Twitter followers. Do any of them work?
Vine adds trending hashtags; will they be annoying or useful?
Vine just took its hashtags to the next level. But will it help or hurt the fledgling app?
The lifespan of a meme: The rise and fall of Grumpy Cat and other Internet celebrities
You might be chanting "Long live the meme," but nothing lasts forever. Especially not online.
Mark Zuckerberg’s first site proves even geniuses made embarassing Angelfire pages at one point
Look at a blast from the past. Mark Zuckerberg's (potential) old Angelfire page isn't quite as pretty as Facebook.
Photos: World, meet the biggest jerk on Instagram
He's either a colossal jackass or a very dedicated troll. Either way, this might be the most ridiculous account on Instagram.
Will Facebook Home collect even more of your data? You bet
It may not be a Facebook Phone, but Facebook Home will still be able to collect new data on you.
To Russia with Internet restrictions: Russia’s child-safety plan is more censorship than good sense
New Russian regulations block sites that might endanger children. But do they go too far?
Welcome to the all-knowing, very searchable, saturated world of the hashtag
A hashtag's value all depends on how social networks choose to use them.
The Facebook and Google numbers behind the rise of the red equal sign
Facebook and Google can help explain the red equal sign meme's popularity.
The opus that is R. Kelly’s ‘Trapped in the Closet’ gets new life thanks to social media
If you love R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" hip-hopera, a new interactive soundboard uses Facebook, Twitter and other social media to unlock extra fun.
How is this North Korean airline running an incredibly active Facebook page?
It's surprisingly open and responsive - probably because it's not run by North Koreans.
Want a higher Klout score? Your Instagram photos matter now
Stock up on kitten picks and other clickbait if you want to raise your Klout score on Instagram.
Who needs filters? Instagram is getting the silent (film) treatment
Silent films hit Instagram as part of an ingenious festival promotion.
Hashtags for everyone! Path joins in on the #trend
Path joins Facebook and Flickr on the increasingly crowded hashtag bandwagon.
Turns out federal government employees can be Craigslist creeps, too
If you're going to cyber-stalk somebody via Craigslist ads, don't use your work computer.
